Mary Colum

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“... In 1911, she established the monthly intellectual journal the Irish Review, with Padraic Colum, David Houston, {{w|Thomas McDonagh}}, and {{w|James Stephens (author)|James Stephens}}. As an editor, Collum published her own articles, as well as work by {{w|Patrick Pearse|Pearse}}, {{w|George William Russell|George Russell}}, and {{w|Hanna Sheehy Skeffington}}, until the Review ceased publication in 1914. Along with {{w|Maud Gonne}} and other women nationalists, she also helped found {{w|Cumann na mBan}}, an auxiliary of the {{w|Irish Volunteers}}, and fought for women's suffrage.”

“Both Joyce and Proust give the same impression, that they have penetrated into reaches of the inner life of men and presented them with far more actuality than has been done before.”